Grand Canyon flash flood leaves two dead, one missing as infrastructure damage persists
A deadly flash flood in Grand Canyon National Park has left two people dead and one missing, with search and rescue operations ongoing. The event, which began on Saturday afternoon, caused extensive damage to infrastructure, including the destruction of footbridges and approximately 40% of the Transcanyon Waterline. While 82 people have been rescued, one individual remains unaccounted for. The park has reopened to the public, but water restrictions and search efforts continue.
